- We love to listen to music while we exercise, and it turns out pumping up the tunes can improve your workouts. Running to a song with a tempo that matches your exercise pace makes you feel like you’re not working as hard, so you’ll last longer. [That’s Fit]
- A team of European researchers thinks that even before they are old enough to talk, babies cry in their native language. [LA Times]
- Amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius was initially banned from competing in the Beijing Olympics because it was thought his prosthetic legs could give him a biomechanical advantage. But new research disproves these claims, showing that prosthetics most likely put amputee runners at a disadvantage. [MedGadget]
- Healthy eating shouldn’t feel like a drag. If your diet needs a little pick-me-up, check out these eight kitchen gadgets that make healthy eating easier and more exciting. [FitSugar]
- Working out won’t magically melt away the pounds unless you change your diet too. So add these five fat-burning foods to your diet to boost metabolism and help you lose more weight. [FNC iMag]
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